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Ron DeSantis · Tallahassee

DeSantis bills on diversity, gender pass Florida committees

44% Center coverage: 25 sources

Florida Republicans are advancing two key initiatives of Gov. Ron DeSantis as he prepares for an expected presidential run.See the Story

App · Naples

Florida universities implement ban on TikTok

57% Center coverage: 7 sources

FSU announced on Monday that six apps, including TikTok, have been banned from campus effective immediately. Florida A&M University sent an email on March 7 to all students, faculty and staff that the university was implementing a similar TikTok ban that blocked access on FAMU devices and its Wi-Fi network. The University of Florida announced it was also banning TikTok on campus just hours after FSU.See the Story

Professors · Chicago

Chicago State University faculty to strike Monday

83% Center coverage: 6 sources

The Chicago State University chapter of the University Professionals of Illinois (CSU UPI) authorized a potential strike last month. After the latest bargaining session Saturday didn't lead to a new contract, members decided to begin a work stoppage Monday. The main unresolved issues are workload and compensation, as faculty and staff have some of the lowest average salaries.See the Story

Pittsburgh weather: High wind warning for Saturday, thunderstorms possible

50% Center coverage: 4 sources

Saturday will be an impact day in western Pennsylvania, with powerful wind gusts for the second weekend in a row. A high wind warning will be in effect for southwest and western Pennsylvania from 8 a.m. through 8 p.m., with gusts up to 50 mph. Rain showers will start the day, followed by clearing of skies until the cold front arrives. Sunday will bring sunshine and calmer weather to end the weekend. Temperatures will warm up next week.See the Story

JSU students pleading for fixes to campus water system as officials quietly seek funding

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Jackson State University has struggled with unreliable water for years. Students who live in on-campus dorms are particularly struggling. The aging cast iron and lead lines under the university routinely burst. In the winter, freezing temperatures have left students without heat, because the system relies on running water.See the Story

Lamar County, Mississippi · Lamar County

A USM student spoke out about a candidate for provost. Then they got an email from one of the school’s biggest donors.

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Chuck Scianna, a USM alumnus and founder of an oil drilling equipment company, is one of the university's largest individual donors. He is also friends with USM's new president, Joe Paul. In an email obtained by Mississippi Today, he asked students to consider that USM had hired a search firm, created a search committee and instituted a process to vet the candidates.See the Story

At many HBCUs, just 1 in 3 students are men. Here's why that matters.

Coverage: 2 sources

There’s a dearth of men at many of the nation’s historically Black colleges and universities. Whether it’s sociology at Claflin University...See the Story

Human Rights · Sarasota

At New College of Florida, a show of defiance as grads say goodbye

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Hundreds of students, family members and friends gathered at a Sarasota art gallery Thursday evening for an alternative commencement. The event was a prelude to Friday's official and more conventional graduation on campus. A new group of leaders put in place by Gov. Ron DeSantis is working to turn the liberal arts school into one with a more classical bent.See the Story

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